Difference between revisions of "Whitewater Valley"
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| + | Brakeman's Folly - is a hilltop site has a rail tunnel running underneath it. Brakeman's Folly has an overabundance of [[ore]] and [[coal]] deposits. | ||
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| + | Whitewater Crossing - located at the confluence of the two rivers, Whitewater Crossing has large amount of coal, [[oil]] and ore deposits ready to be extracted and shipped along the river. | ||
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| + | Twain - connects to the regional rail line and is ideal for shipping to the [[Global Market]] via both the rail and the river. Twain lacks natural resources though. | ||
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| + | Elm Grove - Filled with a dense forest, Elm Grove has a modest oil reservoir and a light sprinkling of raw ore. The fresh mountain air is alluring to visitors of this wooded site. | ||
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| + | Riverbend - Straddling the southernmost tributary of the Cascadia River, this site presents the challenge of developing a city that crosses both banks. The reward to such an industrious mayor is a deep reservoir of crude oil. | ||
Revision as of 20:37, 6 February 2013
Whitewater Valley is a region located in the valley of 2 massive mountain ranges.
Cities hug the two rivers converging rivers and a rail network runs along the base of the mountains.
- It has 5 cities.
Cities
Brakeman's Folly - is a hilltop site has a rail tunnel running underneath it. Brakeman's Folly has an overabundance of ore and coal deposits.
Whitewater Crossing - located at the confluence of the two rivers, Whitewater Crossing has large amount of coal, oil and ore deposits ready to be extracted and shipped along the river.
Twain - connects to the regional rail line and is ideal for shipping to the Global Market via both the rail and the river. Twain lacks natural resources though.
Elm Grove - Filled with a dense forest, Elm Grove has a modest oil reservoir and a light sprinkling of raw ore. The fresh mountain air is alluring to visitors of this wooded site.
Riverbend - Straddling the southernmost tributary of the Cascadia River, this site presents the challenge of developing a city that crosses both banks. The reward to such an industrious mayor is a deep reservoir of crude oil.
